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newyorker:

In Daily Shouts: Mommy & Me Yoga Poses

npr:

After another round of holidays, it’s safe to assume, a lot of children have been diving into more media use than usual. Some may now have new electronic toys and gadgets, or have downloaded new apps and games. Managing all that bleeping and buzzing activity causes anxiety in many parents. Here’s a roundup of some of the latest research, combined with some of our previous reporting, to help guide your decision-making around family screen use.

5 Things To Know About Screen Time Right Now

Illustration: Ryan Johnson/NPR

micdotcom:

Watch: ‘The Simpsons’ slams Donald Trump by showing him sleeping next to Hitler speeches

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fallontonight:

Will Smith weighs in on the current racial issues in America.

nprbooks:

By the time his first memoir, Fresh Off The Boat, came out in 2013, Eddie Huang was really hitting his stride. His New York restaurant, Baohaus — which serves gua bao, or Taiwanese hamburgers — was doing really well. His TV show, Huang’s World, was taking him all over the world.

… and then he fell in love with a white, All-American woman, and his world turned upside down. Huang began to question his American-Chinese identity, to fret over how Chinese he was. To figure it all out, he and his brothers, Evan and Emery, headed to their ancestral homeland, to reconnect with their culture, to eat lots and lots of food — and to cook.NPR’s Audie Cornish spoke with Huang about these adventures, which he has documented in his new book, Double Cup Love: On the Trail of Family, Food, and Broken Hearts in China.

Check out their conversation (and hear the unforgettable phrase “Chinese intestine sticky rice hot dog) here.

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funnyordie:

Watch T.J. Miller Dish Out Nearly Five Minutes Of Old Person Insults

“A big fan of what, Buster Keaton at his prime? Harold Lloyd who never *had* a prime?”

truebluemeandyou:

Guide to Braids Infographic from Enerie.

Writers continue to reblog these infographics for their useful terminology. If you’ve missed any infographics, here they are:

• Know Your Shoes Part 1 Lobster Claws anyone?
• Know Your Shoes Part 2
• History of Hairstyles Part 1
• History of Hairstyles Part 2
• Know Your Scarves
• Know Your Belts Part 1
• Know Your Belts Part 2
  
• Know Your Sleeve Lengths
• Know Your jacket length
• Know Your Skirt Lengths
  
• Know Your Pant Lengths
• Know Your Pleats
• Know Your Darts
• Know Your Denim Pockets Part 1
  
• Know Your Patch Pockets Part 2
  
• Know Your Pockets Part 3
• Know Your Sleeves
• Know Your Bras
• Know Your Collars
• Know Your Hair Buns
• Fashion Pattern Vocabulary Part 1
• Fashion Pattern Vocabulary Part 2
• Know Your Sunglasses Infographic
• Know Your Necklines
• Sleeves and Necklines
• Know Your Hats
• Know Your Collars and Cuffs
• Know Your Necklines
• Know Your Skirts
• Know Your Nail Shapes and What’s Popular on Instagram
• Know Your Eye Liners
• Know Your Wedding Dresses
• History of Swimwear

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thinkmexican:

‘Fed Up Mexicans’: Protester Makes Powerful Statement During América-Pachuca Game

An on-field protest temporarily stopped the América-Pachuca game on Wednesday. The statement made on behalf of ‘fed up Mexicans,’ however, is still reverberating.

The unidentified man ran onto the field wearing various messages printed on his long sleeve sweatpants and shirt. “Fed Up Mexicans” and “Mexican Government [Is] Repressive, Murderous, Corrupt [and] Neoliberal,” read the most prominent messages on the front of his shirt. The number 43 representing the disappeared students of Ayotzinapa was also featured prominently on his clothes.

Photo credit: Adolfo Vladimir, Cuartoscuro

novr:

Louise Bourgeois, I Did Everything I Could Every Day of My Life I

Fabric, 25.4 x 69.9 cm

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